C1 Corvette Door Panels

Corvette owners spend a great deal of time in the cabin area. It’s hard to believe, but the Corvette brand is now over 60 years old, which means your factory interior components may show signs of wear and tear. If you want to impress the judges at award shows and enjoy your investment, turn to Top Flight Automotive for reproduction C1 Corvette door panels.

Having a first-generation Corvette in your sports car collection is worth celebrating. It used to be nearly impossible to find protective covers for door components for these vehicles, but we have selections suitable for any restoration budget. Dress up your 1953-1962 Corvette with Chevrolet-inspired styles in leather and vinyl.

Types of C1 Interior Door Panels We Offer

All of our online listings are organized by model year for a perfect fit. Top Flight Automotive gives you control over your restoration vision with multiple panel configurations to match your needs. You can either transfer over your existing trim pieces and hardware to an updated door panel or purchase a full assembly for a historically accurate reproduction.

Original C1 door panels showcased vinyl materials. Choose a cost-friendly vinyl replacement or upgrade to premium automotive leather that’s durable and soft to the touch. From waffle patterns of the mid-1950s to listings with carpet strip accents, we provide C1 door panels in the following colors:

• Turquoise
• Red
• Fawn
• Charcoal
• Blue
• Black
• Beige

C1 Model Year Comparison

We sell C1 door panels that showcase all the subtle differences between the first-generation Corvettes.

1953

The 1953 Corvette is one of the rarest and most sought-after Corvettes. It had an extremely limited production run of 300 units, and we know of only about 225 of those that still exist today.

The 1953 model established the signature Corvette design. Some notable features included a convertible-style, fiberglass body with a chrome grille, rounded headlights and classic 1950s protruding taillights. What’s more, all 1953 models had the iconic Polo White exterior paint and Sportsman Red interior with a collapsible, black top. Under the hood was a six-cylinder engine nicknamed the “Blue Flame.”

1954

The 1954 Corvette had an expanded production run of just over 3,600 units. This release offered greater engine power than the 1953 model, and it was also available in more colors, including Black and Pennant Blue. There were minimal design changes between the 1953 and 1954 models.

1955

The 1955 model received one of the most significant upgrades with the introduction of a V8 engine, which helped the Corvette achieve sports car status. Other distinctive features of these models include a broader chrome grille and three-speed manual transmission.

1956

The 1956 model featured a redesigned exterior with the addition of its signature coves, exposed headlamps, a removable hardtop and a curved, contoured taillight design. The V8 engine also featured an impressive 240 horsepower for this model.

1957

1957 Corvettes benefited from more advanced technology, including fuel injection and a limited-slip differential. It was also the last year that Polo White was an exterior paint option.

1958

1958 Corvettes showcased substantial design changes. They featured a new four-headlight configuration with two headlights on each side, faux louvers on the hood and unique chrome accents on the trunk. The interior got a new instrument cluster, which situated the tachometer directly in front of the driver.

1959

The 1959 model offered a cleaned-up version of the 1958 Corvette, as the faux louvers and a few chrome details were absent. They introduced sun visors in 1959, and it was also the only year a turquoise soft top was available.

1960

The 1960 Corvette featured aluminum radiators and the rarest factory paint color: Cascade Green. Otherwise, its design was nearly indistinguishable from the 1959 model. 

1961

The 1961 Corvette went through another restyling, with the most pronounced change being its new rear-end design. Nicknamed the “ducktail” design by Corvette enthusiasts, the style echoed the car’s headlights with two taillights on each side of the vehicle. 

1962

The last of its generation, the 1962 Corvette featured a cleaner, more cohesive look across its body. Corvette eliminated the chrome outlines that framed the coves, and you could no longer have the coves painted a different color than the rest of the car.

Select the Best C1 Corvette Door Panels

Top Flight Automotive has an extensive selection of 1953-1962 Corvette door panels to suit any restoration budget.

C1 Corvette Standard Door Panels

Our C1 standard door panels are our most affordable options, making them perfect for the do-it-yourself (DIY) enthusiast. Just transfer your hardware, door panel trim and existing upper supports to one of our new reproduction panels to achieve immediate, high-quality results.

C1 Corvette Deluxe Door Panels

If your existing door panels have missing pieces or multiple cracks, we recommend our deluxe C1 door panels for your restoration needs. These panels arrive fully assembled and ready to install, with components such as:

• Reflectors.
• Door opening bezels.
• Upper metal supports.
• Sheet metal.
• S-trim.
• Kick panel sheet metal.

C1 Corvette Leather Door Panels

If you want to upgrade your door panels beyond OEM specifications, you’ll find C1 leather door panel sets available from Top Flight Automotive. These panels are made with premium leather and features like bezels and supports pre-installed by industry experts. They are soft to the touch while offering exceptional durability, helping to boost your car’s resale value. Corvette America’s leather door panels are also made with the same upholstery leather as our seat covers for a cohesive look.

Place an Order for C1 Door Panel Sets Today

Top Flight Automotive is your premier source for deluxe Corvette door panel assemblies. Browse our online store for products that arrive with pre-installed metal supports, reflectors, bezels and more. Being part of the Extra Mile Brands family of companies, we pride ourselves on a history of helping those in the Corvette community for more than four decades. We fulfill all orders promptly, thanks to our vast inventory of products and fast shipping times.

Order your C1 door panels today, and contact us with any questions about the installation process. Our friendly, expert team will be happy to walk you through it.